Glitz Pit Security
Glitz Pit Security | |
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![]() Sprite fromPaper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch) | |
First appearance | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004) |
Latest appearance | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door forNintendo Switch (2024) |
- “Sorry,bub, but authorized people only past this point.”
- —Glitz Pit Security,Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
TheGlitz Pit Security, or justSecurity, is a team of guards that appears inPaper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Their main function is to control access to the various rooms of theGlitz Pit, including barringMario from entering rooms that the player is not supposed to access. Security members are also tasked with escorting fighters from the locker rooms to the ring before matches. The species of the Security is unknown, but all of them are muscular, blue-skinned, have yellow tufts of hair, wear black shades and suits, and hold their hands behind their backs (which are made visible in certain poses in the game'sremake). They resemble real-world personalbodyguards, who are tasked with protecting moguls and other kinds of important people.
Before the championship fight, one of the security members leadsMario to a deserted locker room and locks him inside, minutes before the fight. This leads to the conclusion thatRawk Hawk cheated and somehow convinced the security to lock Mario in and prevent him from fighting in the championship match.
Tattles[edit]
In the original game, each individual security guard has a uniqueTattle, though they all share an introduction and conclusion. Except in one instance, the remake updates them all to share the first variation.
- "This guy is Glitz Pit Security. He has to keep watch on this particular area."
- "You can tell this guy works out all the time." (Left guard in lobby)
- "Look at the huge pipes on this guy! Wowsers." (Right guard in lobby)
- "Muscles here definitely hits the weights." (Guard at red minor-league locker room entrance)
- "Boy, this guy must work out all the time, huh?" (Guard at red Glitz Pit entrance)
- "This guy must do like, a million sit-ups daily." (Guard at red major-league locker room entrance)
- "This guy has arms as big as your thighs, Mario." (Guard at promoter's room entrance, still used in the remake)
- "This guy probably works out eight hours a day." (Guard at champion's room entrance)
- "This guy could probably bench our whole party." (Guard at blue major-league locker room entrance)
- "This guy must be a former Mr. Mushroom Kingdom." (Guard at blue Glitz Pit entrance)
- "This guy must eat nothing but protein shakes." (Guard at blue minor-league locker room entrance)
- "This guy looks like he could turn folks into pretzels." (Minor-league locker room match escort guard)
- "I sure wouldn't want to get on this guy's bad side." (Major-league locker room match escort guard)
- "Ten to one this guy has a professional trainer." (Guard blocking left lobby door in hallway before the fights againstRawk Hawk andMacho Grubba)
- "Now THERE is a man who's lifted a few weights." (Guard blocking right lobby door in hallway before the fights against Rawk Hawk and Macho Grubba)
- "This guy could probably bench-press a Thwomp." (Champion's room match escort guard)
- "I bet he's buffer than the fighters."
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Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | ガードマン[?] Gādoman | Guardsman | |
Chinese (simplified) | 守卫[?] Shǒuwèi | Guardsman | |
Chinese (traditional) | 守衛[?] Shǒuwèi | Guardsman | |
Italian | Guardia dello stadio[?] | Stadium guard |